Charlamagne Tha God on Diddy arrest: 'Too far gone off the drugs, He's just delusional as f**k'

On the 'Brilliant Idiots' podcast, Charlamagne and Andrew Schulz delve into the alleged misconduct of Diddy.

In a revealing discussion on the "Brilliant Idiots" podcast, host Charlamagne Tha God, alongside comedian Andrew Schulz, unpacked the controversies surrounding Sean "Diddy" Combs. 

The conversation aimed to dissect the layers of Diddy’s character in light of the recent allegations against him.

Charlamagne suggested that Diddy's alleged behavior could stem from various personal convictions, including an overinflated sense of invulnerability. 

 

 

 

 

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"Diddy, for some reason, he's either incredibly arrogant and doesn't think that he can be taken down, or he believes that he's innocent, or he believes that there are people that would go down if he went down and they wouldn't want that to happen. People in a position of power," Andrew Schulz added, highlighting the possible psychological motivations behind Diddy’s actions.

The hosts also touched on the possibility that Diddy's lifestyle choices could be exacerbating his judgment. 

"He could be too far gone off the drugs, and the alcohol, and the power, and the ego that he's just delusional as f**k," Charlamagne commented, shedding light on how power and influence can distort reality. 

The conversation further explored Diddy's alleged substance abuse issues. "Actually, when I read the indictment, I'm reading it, I'm just like, this is just a dude that... He's super power-trippy," Charlamagne noted, suggesting that Diddy might use drugs and alcohol as an escape from personal trauma.

The podcast session provided a candid look into the challenges and pressures of celebrity life, igniting a broader conversation about power, accountability, and the human tendency to escape from reality.